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Rather than making animated GIFs from movie scenes, for this assignment, generate one a real world object/place by using your own series of photographs as the source material. Bonus points for minmal amounts of movement, the subtle stuff. See a bunch of examples at http://cogdogblog.com/2012/02/10/photo-gif-peanut-butter/
If your blog is not connected to ds106, you can add your example directly.
I did the visual assignment “Photo It Like Peanut Butter,” which is worth 3 stars. To do this
Here you can see a Gif of an origami crane circling around its string and I like that my settings have caused a motion blur, that was
In my day job today I was running a wee holiday course for teachers in digital storytelling. We use the Summerlee Museum of
For reasons I fail to devise, on my trip I’ve had an eye for making GIFs, maybe it is traveling be train in that motion
The Evolution of ManyMe
Inspired by my recent DS106 assignments I decided to take two of the projects I had completed this week, ManyMe and
Last night, I posted a photo set of images taken every mile for 20 miles.
Today, they’re alive and in color.
Central IL
Last night, I posted a photo set of images taken every mile for 20 miles.
Today, they’re alive and in color.
Central IL
Two more for the GIF pile of ones made not by downloading video clips, but using my own photos– the ds106 assignment is <a
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A quick screen cast showing how to make an animated gif for the photo it like peanut butter assignment:
Rather than making animated GIFs from
